Professional Teacher Training Programmes Erasmus+ fully funded!

English Language Development and an Introduction to CLIL Methodology for School Teachers 

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Minimum level: Pre-Intermediate (B1)

Duration: 1 or 2 weeks

Lessons per week: 20 Language Development + 10 Teaching Methodology

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​Overview: Ideal for non-native English-speaking educators, this course focuses on using Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) to teach subjects such as science, art, and maths in English.

Key Takeaways:

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• Build English language confidence and teaching fluency.

• Develop practical CLIL lesson plans and materials.

• Implement hands-on activities and exercises suitable for a bilingual classroom.

Accessible Digital Technology for Teachers

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Minimum level: Strong Pre-Intermediate (A2)

Lessons per week: 20 Presentation + 10 Workshops 

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​Overview: The course is designed for educators who wish to integrate practical digital tools into their teaching methods, regardless of prior technical experience. This course covers essential digital literacy for teachers, including using interactive technology, AI tools, and responsible digital practices

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Key Takeaways:​​

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• Integrate a variety of digital tools to engage students and improve learning outcomes.

• Develop and manage technology-driven projects that encourage critical thinking and collaborative skills.

• Utilise AI in the classroom to enhance learning experiences and automate routine educational tasks.

Mindfulness and Well Being for Teachers

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Minimum level: Intermediate (B1)

Lessons per week: 20 Presentation + 10 Workshops

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​Overview: This course introduces mindfulness techniques that promote physical and emotional well-being for teachers. Learn to incorporate mindfulness in personal routines and classroom settings to foster a supportive environment.​

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Key Takeaways:​​

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• Practise mindful movement and nutrition.

• Improve communication through active listening.

• Apply mindfulness techniques for stress management and classroom management​

English Language Development for Teachers and Staff working in Education - Level A1/A2

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Minimum level: Elementary (A1)

Lessons per week: 30 Language Development

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​Overview:  This course provides an immersive experience focused on building confidence in English communication, enhancing general language skills, and supporting professional development. Improving their English proficiency for more effective communication in academic settings.

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Key Takeaways:​​

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• Communicate more confidently and effectively in English within educational settings.

• Apply improved pronunciation, intonation, and fluency techniques in professional interactions.

• Engage students in English learning through interactive and culturally aware teaching strategies.

• Integrate English language activities into various subject areas for an enriched bilingual classroom experience.

English Language Development for Teachers and Staff working in Education - Level B1/B2

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Minimum level: Intermediate (B1)

Lessons per week: 30 Language Development

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​Overview: This course helps participants polish their English communication skills, making it easier to interact with colleagues, students, and the broader educational community. This course also covers language techniques that can be applied to classroom management and student engagement.

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Key Takeaways:​​

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• Communicate effectively and confidently in an educational setting, with improved vocabulary, pronunciation, and fluency.

• Engage in discussions, presentations, and academic conversations with enhanced clarity and confidence.

• Incorporate improved language skills into their teaching practices, supporting students’ language development and providing better classroom instructions.

• Apply culturally responsive teaching methods, enriched through an immersive experience in Malta.

Maltese Culture History and Art

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Minimum level: Intermediate (B1)

Lessons per week: 20 Presentation + 10 Workshop

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​Overview: The course will cover significant aspects of Maltese art and insights into the history of Malta, including various epochs, influential figures, and political developments that have shaped Maltese society.

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Key Takeaways:

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• Participants will improve their English language proficiency.

• Contemporary Maltese culture, including its culinary traditions, wine industry, and fashion scene.

• Develop their communication skills through interactive discussions, presentations, and reflections on their experiences.​

Erasmus+ Project design and management

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Minimum level: Elementary and Weak Pre-Intermediate (A1/A2)

Lessons per week: 20 Presentation + Workshop

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​Overview: Ideal for those looking to develop and manage Erasmus+ projects, this course includes project design, financial management, and strategies for successful Erasmus+ applications.

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Key Takeaways:

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•  Learn project lifecycle management, identify funding opportunities, and build a strong Erasmus+ proposal. 

• Understand Erasmus+ KA1 and KA2 actions.

• Develop skills in goal-oriented project planning.

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Methodology for the Contemporary English Classroom  

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Minimum level: Upper Intermediate (B2)

Lessons per week: 20 English Language Development + 10 Methodology

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​Overview: This pedagogical course provides a comprehensive exploration of contemporary ELT (English Language Teaching) methodologies. It commences with the fundamentals of lesson planning, emphasizing pedagogical aims and  learning objectives.

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Key Takeaways:

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•  Create effective lesson plans.

• Master the use of visual stimuli to captivate learners.

• Formulate strategies to inject relevance into reading tasks.

• Impart techniques for effective listening.

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Contemporary Maltese Culture  

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Minimum level: Pre-Intermediate (B1)

Lessons per week: 20 Presentation + 10 Workshops

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​Overview: This course has been designed using CLIL methodology to present an  overview of contemporary Maltese culture while developing the participants English language skills. The course will focus on three main areas of Maltese culture; food, wine and fashion and will explore their history, industries, and significance in modern day Maltese life.

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Key Takeaways:

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•  Participants will improve their English language proficiency.

• Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of contemporary Maltese culture.

• Participants will develop their communication skills through interactive  discussions, presentations, and reflections on their experiences​

English in Action: Skills for Real-World Scenarios

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Minimum level: 20 Presentation + Workshop

Lessons per week: Elementary and Weak Pre-Intermediate (A2/B1)

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​Overview: English in Action is a course designed to equip students with practical language skills necessary for various everyday situations. The course focuses on developing proficiency in all four language skills – reading, writing, listening, and speaking – with an emphasis on real-world communication.

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Key Takeaways:

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•  Students will be able to communicate effectively in English in a variety of everyday situations.

• Students will have improved proficiency in all four language skills – reading, writing, listening, and speaking –.

• Students will be able to understand authentic spoken and written English.​

AI in the Workplace

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Minimum level: 20 Presentation + 10 Workshops

Lessons per week: Pre-Intermediate (B1)

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​Overview: This course, “AI in the Workplace,” is designed to introduce non-native English speakers to the fundamental concepts and applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in various professional settings.

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Key Takeaways:

• ​Explain the fundamental principles of AI and identify its applications in daily life and the workplace.

• Identify and discuss the use of AI in different industries, including healthcare, finance, and retail.

• Engage in debates about the ethical considerations and challenges of AI.​

Intercultural Communication

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Minimum level: 20 Presentation + 10 Workshops

Lessons per week: Pre-Intermediate (B1)

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​Overview: The “Intercultural Communication” course is designed to equip non-native English speakers with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate and  thrive in diverse cultural environments. Over five days, participants will delve into the fundamentals of intercultural communication, cultural awareness,  verbal and non-verbal communication, and strategies to overcome intercultural barriers

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Key Takeaways:

• Confidently use key terms related to intercultural communication.

• Understand and interpret non-verbal communication cues from different cultures.

• Demonstrate practical intercultural communication skills through role-plays and group activities.​

Equity Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace

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Minimum level: 20 Presentation + Workshop

Lessons per week: Elementary and Weak Pre Intermediate (A1/A2)

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​Overview: This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in the workplace. Over five days, participants will explore key concepts, understand the impact of bias and stereotypes, learn strategies to promote inclusion, and develop skills to address discrimination.

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Key Takeaways:

• Define key terms related to equity, diversity, and inclusion.

• Analyze the impact of bias and stereotypes on workplace dynamics.

• Use inclusive language effectively in workplace communications.​